Wörschweiler Abbey

Wörschweiler Abbey in Homburg, Germany, is over 1000 years old and is an impressive display of classical Romanesque architecture. The abbey was originally constructed around 1000 AD by the Benedictine Order. The abbey was expanded in the 12th century, and was fortified in the 17th century with a tower, gate, and fortifying walls. The abbey remains as a relic of the past with its original Romanesque basilica and cloister walk. Inside the abbey, visitors can find several valuable artifacts such as ancient frescoes, paintings, and furniture. The abbey also hosts an annual festival that celebrates local culture and art. Even if you are not visiting during the festival, a trip to Wörschweiler Abbey is an experience of a lifetime!